Brand New laptop stopped charging

I just got 3 days ago an MSI laptop. I used it several times everything fine. I plugged in the charger batter went to full I only used it a few times I left it for the most part shut down with charger plugged in. Now batter is half way and I dont get a charging light anymore. I installed a few software fine but still no charging light. whats wrong? when I installed solidworks it was asking to shut down a few running processes so I am unsure if I shut something down having to do with the charging
Answer #1
Is charger plugged tightly in to a good working power point or power board ?
Is there a light on the charger (if it has one) ?
Charger plugged firmly into laptop?
If this is all so, then it should show charge light on laptop..
Answer #2
I suggest you get a cheap digital multimeter and have the charger properly tested!
First you should establish the polarity (Which should appear on it’s sticker, Or be printed on it)
Refer to this Wikipedia page for more info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polarity_symbols
In most cases, The outer part of the DC Jack is negative, While the inner is positive, But you should still verify this to be on the safe side. If the polarity isn’t specified at all, Then just automatically assume that the above is the case.
For the record, Black Probe = Negative, Red Probe = Positive. Set the multimeter to 20 DCV and attach the probes to the jack accordingly, I.E: http://media.bestofmicro.com/dell-65w-adapter-dc-voltage,B-B-279047-13.png
Just hold the probes firmly as they make contact.
If you cannot get the probe into the inner part (Which can happen on some very thin jacks) then what you should
do is take a metal paperclip, Bend it and stick it in it (While the charger is unplugged from the wall) and then plug it in, And have the probe touch it. It’s a fairly simple process overall! Just make sure you remove the probes from the jack before you turn off the multimeter (You don’t wanna do it while they’re still making contact with it, As that could easily cause a short circuit, Or fry the multimeter!) Anyways, Good luck!
Edit: It might also be an issue with the battery itself. If you disconnect it and plug the charger in, Does the light turn on?
Answer #3
I`d take the computer back quick smart….Before U get stressed
then do a frissbee act against the wALL with it. lol
On warranty I hope…
Answer #4
I got a brand new guys. Something was wrong with the charger plug in the pc they have that issue sometimes. New one works flawlessly its an MSI Gs70